University of New Orleans - Trident Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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All the King's Men For its second maior production of the fall semester, the Drama Department, under the direction of Dr. August Staub, presented Robert Penn Warren's All The King's Men. The play, centered around the rise and eventual tall of political boss Willie Stark, was a masterpiece ot direction and acting. The climax of the play, Stark's assassination, was effectively efecuted against the hypnotic throb ot a strobe light. Elements of myth, living theatre, and dramatic ritual were com- bined, creating an exciting array of entertainment. -- X'